Yap.Town

tu occuparti

take care of (you)

→ occupare
occupar to occupy; to take up (space/time) + ti you, to you
verb · second singular · imperative Rare #28,596
take care of (you) Includes the attached pronoun “ti” = “you” (informal). Often used with “di” to mean “take care of / deal with” something.
IT: Puoi occuparti della cena stasera?
EN: Can you take care of dinner tonight?
Conjugation of occupare
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second occupa occupatene

Devi occuparti del cane.

You have to take care of the dog.

Vai a occuparti del matrimonio.

Go take care of the wedding.

— People we meet on vacation - Un amore in vacanza (2026)

Non devi occuparti di me, non sono mica così vecchia!

You don't have to look after me; I'm not *that* old, after all!

— Departures (2008)

Non riusciresti nemmeno a occuparti di una persona anziana.

You wouldn't even be able to care for an elderly person.

— The Man from Nowhere (2010)

Non dovresti occuparti del tuo amichetto?

Shouldn't you be taking care of your little buddy?

— The Way He Looks (2014)

Non sei più un bambino, puoi occuparti di te stesso.

You're not a child anymore; you can take care of yourself.

Andrai fuori città per occuparti di alcune zone critiche.

You will go out of town to take care of some critical areas.

— Fight Club (1999)

Puoi chiudere la porta e occuparti tu di Santiago, per favore?

Can you close the door and take care of Santiago, please?

— Storie pazzesche (2014)

Continua a occuparti della biancheria e a fare le faccende.

Keep taking care of the laundry and doing the chores.

— Il profeta (2009)